Overview
- Footage released by a prisoner rehabilitation group and authorised by the facility shows Robinho describing identical routines and meals to other inmates.
- He rejects reports that he holds a leadership role or has psychological problems, stating guards set rules and inmates comply.
- Local reports say a judge declined to approve his requested move and directed the petition to prison authorities, with his lawyers proposing three São Paulo facilities.
- He continues to assert innocence, though Italy’s 2013 nightclub assault conviction stands and Brazil’s Supreme Court ordered the sentence be served domestically.
- Since March 2024 he has been held at Dr José Augusto Cesar Salgado Prison, with co-defendant Ricardo Falco entering custody three months later and media noting classes and inmate football as part of their routines.